GRANTS PASS, Ore –

More than three years

after winning his first

PBA50 Tour title, Mike

Dias of Lafayette, Colo.,

captured the second title

of his career by winning

the PBA50 Grants Pass

Open presented by

Track.

Dias defeated PBA Hall

of Famer Dale Eagle of

Newport Beach, Calif.,

229-224, in the champi-

onship at Caveman

Bowl to win his first

title since winning the

Senior Don Carter Open

in April of 2011.

Dias jumped to the

early lead in the title

match starting with the first four strikes

and Eagle answered with five in a row

from the fourth to eighth frames, but a

pocket 7-10 split in the ninth and a

missed 10-pin back in the third frame

ultimately cost Eagle the match.

“The title match was probably represen-

tative of the whole tournament,” said the

57-year-old Dias. “It was a combination

of getting some breaks, making the right

ball changes and staying out of trouble.

With a longer oil pattern this week it was

really a challenge.”

Dias’ previous best finish

this season was fourth in the

season-opening Pasco

County (Fla.) Open.

“Coming into this season I

felt I was getting closer and

closer to getting another

win,” Dias said. “I really put

in a lot of work over the off-

season and I feel like it’s

paying off.”

Eagle was trying for his

13th career PBA50 Tour title

which would have put him in

second all alone on the

PBA50 Tour career titles list.

Currently he is tied for sec-

ond with Gary Dickinson

with 12 titles, two behind

leader John Handegard with

14 wins.

In the semifinal matches Dias defeated

Harry Sullins of Chesterfield Twp.,

Mich., 258-247, to advance to the cham-

pionship match while Eagle defeated

two-time defending PBA50 Player of the

Year Walter Ray Williams Jr. of Ocala,

Fla., 237-228, who was trying for his sec-

ond win of the season.

Dias’ win breaks a streak of six consec-

utive PBA50 Tour tournaments this sea-

son which have been won by PBA Hall of

Famers.

SHAWNEE, Okla. – Australia’s Jason

Belmonte won four straight matches on a

demanding Bear lane condition, including a

193-145 decision over top qualifier E.J. Tackett

of Huntington, Ind., in the title match to win his

10th career title in the Professional Bowlers

Association Oklahoma Open at the Grand

Casino Resort Event Center.

In a competition that mirrored the United

States Bowling Congress Masters held earlier in

the year, the reigning PBA Player of the Year

came into the Oklahoma Open finals as the No.

5 qualifier and won four consecutive matches

for the victory. Belmonte also went from fifth to

first in the Masters when he also defeated

Tackett for that title.

The finals of the fourth of five Oklahoma’s

Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer Swing

events, contested on the flat 40-foot Bear lane

condition. The finals aired on CBS Sports

Network. Tackett, as the leading qualifier,

earned the right to select the lane condition for

the finals and he opted for the demanding U.S.

Open-style oiling pattern.

The difficulty of the scoring conditions result-

ed in the first PBA Tour finals in history without

a 200 game.

Belmonte, who won $18,000 and a berth in

the end-of-series Oklahoma’s Grand Casino

Resort King of the Swing special event, reached

the 10 career titles milestone in only 80 PBA

Tour events, the second-fastest in PBA history

behind legendary hall of famer Dick Weber.

Weber won 10 of the first 23 PBA events held

between 1959 and 1962.

The Australian two-handed star’s climb to the

Oklahoma Open title – his third of the 2014 sea-

son – was even more impressive considering he

was in seventh place going into the final game

of match play at FireLake Bowling Center ear-

lier in the week, and threw a 256 game to move

up two places and qualify for the CBS Sports

Network finals.

“The one thing I really pride myself on is I

don’t care how bad I’m bowling or how low I’m

scoring, every time I throw a ball it’s with every-

thing I’ve got,” Belmonte said. “That’s what you

have to do on the PBA Tour. I knew I still had a

mathematical chance and I never gave up.”

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Jason Belmonte Wins PBA Oklahoma OpenBy Bill Vint - PBA

RENO, Nev. – The two-year run of the United States

Bowling Congress Women’s Championships at the Reno-

Sparks Convention Center came to a close Monday as the

final squad of the 2014 event stepped off the championship

lanes.

The 81-day event kicked off April 11 and ushered in a new

era in the tournament’s 95-year history, switching from five-

player to four-player teams for the first time. The 2014 USBC

Women’s Championships also featured new divisions and an

all-scratch format for the first time since 2009.

During the 2014 event, six competitors joined the exclusive

50-Year Club, and five bowlers rolled perfect games, the

most in tournament history, bringing the all-time total to 25.

Two of the five bowlers who rolled perfect games, USBC

Hall of Famers Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, and

Jeanne Naccarato of Tacoma, Wash., used the momentum

from their big games to put themselves in position to capture

titles at the 2014 tournament.

Barnes started her 2014 tournament campaign by helping

Bowlieve In A Cure of Arlington, Texas, into the lead in

Diamond Team with a 2,819 series. Her perfect game came

the next day during doubles and helped her to a Division 1

All-Events-leading 2,140 total. She had sets of 779 in dou-

bles, 683 in singles and 678 in team.

Bowlieve In A Cure was led by Tennelle Milligan’s 752

series and included Team USA member Shannon O’Keefe

(724) and Kendra Gaines (665).

Naccarato sandwiched her 300 between games of 222 and

224 for a 746 series and teamed with fellow USBC Hall of

Famer Robin Romeo of Newhall, Calif., who added 733, for

a 1,479 series to lead Division 1 Doubles.

Former collegiate standout Danielle van der Meer of

Washington, Ill., capped her first Women’s Championships

appearance with games of 258, 248 and 245 for a 751 set and

the lead in Division 1 Singles.

The new format at the Women’s Championships includes

four average-based divisions in team and six divisions for

doubles, singles and all-events. All standings are unofficial

and pending final verification.

2014 USBC WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS COMES TO A CLOSE IN RENOBy Matt Cannizzaro - USBC

Mike Dias Wins PBA50 Grants Pass OpenBy Jerry Schneider - PBA

PBA photo

Mike Dias

PBA photo

Jason Belmonte

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A “TWEET” FROM PBA CHAMPION BILL O’NEILL:

“Just witnessed Parker Bohn switch his first class seat with a

Military man sitting in coach. My man is all class all the time.”

PBA’S OKLAHOMA OPEN DEMONSTRATES

DRAMA ISN’T ALWAYS BASED ON HIGH SCORES

The 2014 PBA Oklahoma Open demonstrated that you don’t always

have to have high scores to create exciting competition. The CBS Sports

Network stepladder finals of the fourth tournament in Oklahoma’s

Grand Casino Resort PBA Summer Swing was believed to be the first

four-match final in PBA history without a 200 game by any of the five

players. But it also was a telecast that produced a lot of drama.

For the second time in 2014, Australian two-handed power player

Jason Belmonte ran the table for the win, and in the process became the

first player to win a PBA Tour title by bowling four games under 200 in

the finals. In fact, no other player has ever won a title by bowling three

sub-200 games on TV.

Belmonte opened the finals with a 187-171 victory over Tommy Jones

in a match in which Jones was unable to solve the right lane. Despite his

inability to strike on that lane, the match was undecided going into the

10th frame after Belmonte left the 3-4-6-7-10 and failed to convert in his

ninth frame. Working on a strike in his ninth frame, Jones was in posi-

tion to win with another strike on his first shot in the 10th frame, but he

again left a 2 pin on the right lane.

In match two, O’Neill struck on four of his first five shots and

Belmonte started with a double, but then the difficult conditions slowed

the pace. O’Neill could have locked Belmonte out with a double in the

10th, but left a 2 pin after striking on his first shot. Belmonte, working

on a strike in the ninth, still had to double and he threw two clutch

strikes on the right lane to pull out a 199-191 victory. Belmonte left a 9

pin on his fill ball to fall short of 200.

In the semifinal match, Belmonte eliminated Chris Loschetter, 194-

175, by converting seven spares while Loschetter converted a battery of

difficult spares. But neither bowler doubled in the entire match.

The championship match – a rematch of the 2014 USBC Masters title

match won by Belmonte – became a runaway 193-145 victory for

Belmonte over top qualifier E.J. Tackett, but it also was in doubt early.

Tackett started with a double and Belmonte missed a 10 pin, and the

match was tied at 74-74 after five frames before Belmonte’s turkey

broke it open.

Despite the difficult scoring conditions, the Oklahoma Open wasn’t

the lowest scoring four-match TV show in PBA history. That distinction

unofficially belongs to the 1992 Showboat Invitational in Las Vegas,

won by Harry Sullins. The 1992 event had an aggregate score of 1,423

for four matches (204-168, 206-157, 193-170, 175-150) – 32 pins less

than the Oklahoma Open’s aggregate total of 1,455.

QUICK NOTE:● Brendan Gaughan, the 38-year-old son of South Point Hotel,

Casino and Spa owner Michael Gaughan, posted his first NASCAR win

in 10 years when he drove his South Point-sponsored Chevy Camaro to

victory in the Gardner Denver 200 Nationwide Series race at Road

America in Elkhart Lake, Wis., on June 28. Gaughan, the 2002

Craftsman Truck Series Rookie of the Year, races full-time on the

Nationwide circuit. South Point has served as the host facility for the

PBA World Series of Bowling since 2010.

In addition to live coverage of the

final four PBA50 Tour events of

the 2014 season, PBA’s online

video streaming service will pro-

vide live start-to-finish coverage of

one of the most prestigious PBA

Regional tournaments of the year –

the PBA Gene Carter’s Pro Shop

Eastern Classic from Mid County

Bowling & Entertainment Center

in Middletown, Del., Aug. 2-3.

The East Region “super regional”

will offer a $15,000 first prize, and

has expanded its qualifying format

to three squads to accommodate

more players. For details, visit

pba.com and click on “Regional

Tour” under the Schedules tab.

Xtra Frame’s coverage of the

PBA50 Tour resumes July 17-23

with coverage of the new PBA50

Dick Weber Super Senior Classic,

presented by Storm, followed by

the PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort

Wayne Classic presented by

Ebonite, from Fort Wayne, Ind.

Xtra Frame will next cover the

PBA50 Dayton Classic presented

by Roto Grip, July 29-31, from

Capri Lanes in Kettering, Ohio.

Following the weekend trek to

Delaware, PBA50 coverage contin-

ues with the South Shore Open pre-

sented by DV8 at Olympia Lanes

in Hammond, Ind., before wrap-

ping up the 2014 season with the

PBA50 Treasure Island Resort &

Casino Open presented by

Hammer from Island Xtreme Bowl

in Welch, Minn.

The PBA is in the process of

finalizing Xtra Fame coverage of

selected PBA Regional events in

September and October before

Xtra Frame subscribers are treated

to extensive qualifying and match

play round coverage from PBA

World Series of Bowling VI at

South Point Bowling Center in Las

Vegas, Oct. 24-Nov. 2.

Xtra Frame subscriptions are

$64.99 for a full year, or $7.99 for

one month. In addition to live cov-

erage, XF subscribers have access

to an extensive library of past PBA

tournament finals, interviews, new

product introductions, coaching

tips and more.

BELMONTEContinued from page one

PBA SPARE SHOTS

Belmonte began his march to the title with a 187-171 decision over

Tommy Jones of Simpsonville, S.C., throwing three strikes in the 10th

frame after failing to convert the 3-4-6-7-10 split in the ninth frame to

clinch the win. Jones threw strikes on four of his five shots on the left

lane, but his failure to strike on the right lane cost him a chance to win.

After struggling on the right lane throughout the second match,

Belmonte threw two clutch strikes in the 10th frame to rally from a 25-

pin deficit and eliminate Bill O’Neill of Langhorne, Pa., 199-191.

O’Neill also could have won with a double in the 10th frame, but left

a 2 pin after striking on his first shot.

In the semifinal match, Belmonte’s error-free game was enough to

get past Chris Loschetter of Avon, Ohio, 194-175. Belmonte and

Loschetter each threw only three strikes the entire game, but

Loschetter’s one open frame gave the Australian the margin he need-

ed.

In the championship match, Tackett started with two strikes but then

the challenging lane condition got the best of him. Belmonte broke

open a 74-74 tie in the fifth frame with a string of three strikes and

Tackett never challenged.

“Today was a matter of trying to not leave any splits and make the

spares you did leave. I did horribly on my spares in the title match,”

Belmonte said, “but the lanes were brutal and E.J. couldn’t get on a

run, so it ended up being not so bad for me.

“Generally when a lane condition breaks down, it goes from fresh oil

to a transition and then you’ll have something stable for about a game.

Then there will be another transition where you have a bit of room. But

today it felt like the condition changed every two or three frames, and

you didn’t know if the ball was going to hook or not,” he continued.

“It was really tough making adjustments. I kept hoping the lanes

would calm down, but they never did.

“Pretty much everyone except Tommy (Jones) and I got off to fast

starts, but after a couple of shots in each match, the balls started doing

silly things. Splits were common, spares were tough, so after E.J. start-

ed with two strikes, I told myself to just hang in there.

“Today was a grind fest and I lasted longer than the other guys.”

XTRA FRAME

Adds to Lineup

July 9 - 15, 2014 SPORTS REPORTER 3

GGOOBBOOWWLL

Brandon Soedarmasto 738FARMINGDALE, NY – Brandon Soedarmasto earned game and set

honors rolling in the Bowlympics Duos League firing games of 232-

269-237 for a high series of 738.

Emily McLaughlin rolled 238-202-240-680, Jake Diamond 226-227-

202-655, Nick Mercarelli 236-625, and Joseph Napoli 256-621.

Danny Schrafel 693FARMINGDALE, NY – Danny Schrafel blasted games of 258 and 246

to finish with the session high 693 set bowling in the MNFP League.

In the Tuesday Party League it was Vernon Brown on top when he

rolled 247, Kenny Simon pitched a 245, Peter Ramo 244, Brian Beale

236-225, Frankie Berardino 236, and Jerry Pannullo hit 234.

Sal Alberino 690FARMINGDALE, NY – Sal Alberino tossed games of 246 and 237 in

his 690 to lead the scoring in the Monday Summer Trios League.

Dale Alberino shot 222-218-239-679, Artie Sloman 247-211-658,

Chris Weis 247-216-634, and Kerrick Jones 248.

Jerry Hoeler rolled 166, Angie Napolitano 162, and Gloria Cohen 160

in the Monday Summer Seniors League.

Anthony Cassonetto 245FARMINGDALE, NY – Anthony Cassonetto rolled 245, Brandon

Schlossberg 213, Brandon Soedarmasto 213, and Meghan Wing 202

while contesting in the Junior Pro Shot League.

John Shedel rolled 187, Marci Hunt 174, Gladys Codella 170, Jerry

Hoeler 165, Paul Kester 163, and George DiSalvo 161 in the Friday

Seniors League.

Joe Costanzo 650FARMINGDALE, NY – Joe Costanzo paced the scoring in the Tuesday

Pro Shot League firing games of 234-230 for a high series of 650.

Adam Chase shot 233, Kyle Durfee 214-213, Peter Briguglio 208, and

Walter Lackey 201.

In the Wednesday Friends League Mike Petroff shot 238, Rob Grieb

233, Mike Herman 215, and Kyle Desmond 210.

AT FARMINGDALE LANES

Tom Hollywood 754STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

Hollywood topped the scoring in

the Senior Men’s League firing

games of 234-267-253 for a high

series of 754.

Mike King rolled 234-256-257-

747, Joe Albanese 245-247-222-

714, Ray Keller 212-231-225-698,

John Eadicicco 235-220-227-682,

and John Woss 215-217-244-676.

Phil Oppenheim 740STATEN ISLAND, NY – Phil

Oppenheim led the scoring in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a high game of 288 and a

high series of 740.

Ron Gaudio shot 246-693,

Michael Andrews 268-677,

Rebecca Rakouskas 238-677,

Robert Butler, Jr. 247-669, and

Gene Doherty 248-655.

In the Golden Oldies League Bob

Lampariello shot 237-243-640,

Dotty Bellantoni 247, Vincent

Pisciotta 226, Jim Touhey 224,

Wayne Maddlone 213, and

Howard Weiss 210.

Derek Gilbert 737STATEN ISLAND, NY – Derek

Gilbert led the scoring in the

Michael Carbonaro Mixed League

firing a high game of 279 for a

high series of 737.

Gary Reebe rolled 277-716,

Steve McNichol 247-704, Robert

Butler, Jr. 256-690, Mike Andrews

277-686, Justin Andrews 276-682.

Justin Mayo 719STATEN ISLAND, NY – Justin

Mayo topped the Mike Massaroli

Memorial League firing a 279

game for a high series of 719.

Jason Pintus shot 280-712,

Anthony Barberio 246-258-691,

Allen Veluz 253-687, Mike

Barclay 244-670, Rob Butler 247.

Tom O’Sullivan 714STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tom

O’Sullivan led the scoring in the

Senior Men’s League firing games

of 268-246-200 for a high series of

714.

Don Schwed shot 256-215-236-

707, Al Fellino 248-237-674, Sal

Puma 223-254-200-677.

Tim Barclay 685STATEN ISLAND, NY – Tim

Barclay topped the scoring in the

Junior Scholarship Doubles

League firing games of 226-258

for a high series of 685.

Mike Joyce rolled 246-222-664,

Daniella Coffaro 275, Casey

Sparacio 239, Matt Covais 242,

and Anthony Teszakos and

Jonathan Petrizzi 236.

Andy DeMario 645STATEN ISLAND, NY – Andy

DeMario rolled 209-247-645,

Chip Bonamo 230-216-642, Dan

Ciofoletti 258-630, Vin DiMarco

215, and Dick Desroches 207.

Ashley Martinez 601STATEN ISLAND, NY – Ashley

Martinez led the scoring in the

Staten Island Woman’s 600 Club

Tournament firing games of 195-

192-214-601.

Michael Tellefsen shot 224, Matt

Covais 221, Michael Cupelli 203,

Makayla Katz 162-188, Kenny

Soto 184, TinaMarie Veszi 174-

164 and Daniel Convery 158.

AT RAB’S COUNTRY LANES

Jim Diamond 297MADISON, NJ – Jim Diamond

blasted 297, Mike Hanlein 712,

and Beth Van Ness and Jennifer

Dunklin 205 in the CMIL League.

Harry Franz 705MADISON, NJ – Harry Franz led

the scoring in the Wednesday Trio

League firing a high game of 257

and a high series of 705.

Frank Baragona shot 255, and

Dick Raymond and Tommy

Magers 248.

In the Thursday Mixed League

Thomas Litland rolled 215, Mike

Jenkins 208, and Bill Phair 204.

Trevor Bogert 289MADISON, NJ – Trevor Bogert

topped the Friday Classic firing a

high game of 289 and a high 729.

Andrew Stephens rolled 279-713,

Frank Zimmerman 278, Mitch

Weinberg 703, Patty Hanlein 244-

666, Ellen Moore 237-632, and

Donna Badolato 216.

Alice Bednarik 639MADISON, NJ – Alice Bednarik

led the scoring in the Monday

Night Ladies League firing a high

game of 227 and a high game of

639.

Jode Belli hit 182 and Sue Berg

tossed a 179 game.

Dan Pridham 277MADISON, NJ – Dan Pridham

topped the scoring in the Tuesday

400 Doubles League firing a high

game of 277 and a high series of

690.

Joe Fosko and Dave Hanft rolled

238.

Joe Hornncewich 258MADISON, NJ – Joe

Horincewich led the scoring in the

Police and Fire League firing high

game of 258.

Tony Romano rolled 245-629,

Jake Bird 245, Ian Lerner 627, and

Clarinda Landi 229-634.

Rich Keirstead 249MADISON, NJ – Rich Keirstead

paced the scoring in the Pharma

Plus League firing a high game of

249 and a high series of 669.

Ed Mlynarczyk shot 235, Mark

Terhune 233-634, and Marcia

Craig 182.

Bob Russo 244MADISON, NJ – Bob Russo

paced the scoring in the

Livingston Business Men’s

League firing a high game of 244

and a high series of 644.

Steve Payne rolled 235-640, Ed

Fong 232, and Bo Serillo 633.

In the Ladies League Elaine

Wilson rolled 182, Cindy

Heinemeyer 170, and Joan Shiel

169.

PIN POUNDING AT PLAZA

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Chalres Johnson 798ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Charles

Johnson topped the scoring in the

Summer Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 247-256-295 for a

high series of 798.

Jerry George rolled 253-228-

215-696, Michael Carpenter 247,

William Tyson 239-225, Ed

Frontera 237-223-661, and

Richard Franklin 230.

Pat Zenker 757ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Pat

Zenker topped the Wednesday

Night Mixed League firing games

of 288-254 for a high 757.

Bob Eaton rolled 279, Paul

Hudson 266-235-205-706, Richie

Russo 263, Edward Graeff 259-

241-699, and Joseph Kurdziel and

Alex Bogolubsky 258.

In the Nostaglia Mixed League

Ed Graeff rolled 237, Gregory

Frank 236, Joan Vulpis 229, Nick

Graci 226, and Ed Flint 224.

Anthony Cimino 757ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Anthony Cimino topped the scor-

ing in the Thursday El-Cheapo

League firing games of 287-215-

255 for a high series of 757.

Steve Patitucci shot 234, John

LaBau 2230, John Moran 226-

219, Steve Frey 218-216, Vinnie

Spano 214-204, and Chris

Gehring 203.

Charlie Torres 756ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Charlie

Torres led the Thursday Mixed

League firing games of 247-257-

252 for a high series of 756.

John Cardinale rolled 287-232-

710, Al Fabiano 248-696, Donald

Ceparano 256, Philip Karfinkel

253, Donna Gregston 245, and

Kathy Andrews 243-214-656.

Mike Czaplionski 738ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Mike

Czaplionski led the scoring in the

Tuesday Late Men League firing

games of 237-247-254 for a high

series of 738.

Jim Carey rolled 268-228-687,

Michael Fisch 267, Joe Mazza

258, Matt Carey 241-211-661, and

Joe Dimino 234.

Alex Bogolubsky 739ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Alex

Bogolubsky led the scoring in the

Kings Trios League firing games

of 241-267-231 for a high series of

739.

John Laurita rolled 256-251-708,

Vincent Balishy 269-705, Bob

Thorne 237-233-232-702, Larry

Heitefuss 266, and Bob Schmid

258.

Don Railey 278ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Don

Railey topped the scoring in the

Bowl N Cruise League firing a

high game of 278.

Robert Martin shot 242, Patrick

Sibley 237, Yogi Hannigan 221,

and Farnk Rugolo 218-213.

Michael Fisch 739ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Michael Fisch paced the scoring in

the Thursday Mixed League firing

games of 248-237-254 for a high

series of 739.

Dominick Conti shot 270-236-

222-728, Mel Brown 251-245-

215-711, Frank Cimino 266-231-

685, Donald Ceparano 214-226-

221-661, and Vicky Lockwood

257-217-674.

Joe DiRe 735ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Joe

DiRe led the Wednesday Night

Mixed League firing games of

276-245 for a high series of 735.

Carl Rissland rolled 227-255-

244-726, Ray Brooks 288-245,

Alex Bogolubsky 266, Rennie

Gardner 259, and Rob Benenati,

John Maglio, and Don Railey 258.

Joey Green 687ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Joey

Green led the Thursday El-Cheapo

League firing games of 276-234

for a high series of 687.

Steve Frey rolled 251-215-670,

Ryan Ciccimarro 247, Steve

Honig 234, and Cory Williams

211-225-204-640.

Pat LaGuardia shot 212,

RoseMarie Yampiro 211, and

Anna Brown 201 in the Tuesday

Ladies League.

Brandon Ellis 669ROCKVILLE CTR, NY –

Brandon Ellis led the Saturday

Scholarship League firing of 200-

223-246 for a high series of 669.

Dean Tischer rolled 229-217-

204-650, Tarik Zephrine 223-216-

645, and Alexander Shear 230.

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AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE LANESEd Frontera 707ROCKVILLE CTR, NY – Ed

Frontera led the scoring in the

Summer Senior Birds League fir-

ing games of 279-227 for a high

series of 707.

Gerald Fields shot 245-212-655,

Aubrey Pereira 257-203-651,

Steve Jones 220-203, Lenwood

Buggie 220, Richard Franklin,

George Fields, Michael Carpenter,

and Murray Schultz 216.

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Summer Doubles: Jim Westergard 289-754, Jason Ringle 280, Nick Westergaard 279, Noel

Colwell 729, Jim Testa 739, Liesl Apgar 252-601, Dori Tingoli 181-530, Kara Cook 199-

537.

Thursday No Tap: Angelo Melchiorri 300-763, Justin Ragucci 300-822, Robert Rhodes

300-797, Ed Galuska 300-877, Nick Westergaard 300-812, Heather Terantino 279-725,

Rachel Haneveld 266-730, Timay Mehesy 258-655.

Wednesday Early Birds: Eddie Matias 289-696, Jesus Cruz 258-624, PJ Adams 248-646,

Bob Garcia 246-635, Lynn Coleman 265-628, Kara Cook 224-620, Donna Sodano 219,

Joah Rauh 187-513.

Monday Adult Junior: Adults - Jim Testa 269-747, David Ireton 202-486, Rich Damiano

201-531, Barbara Ustupski 175-443, Jennifer Ireton 167-469. Youth - Shaun Ireton 123-

333, Tommy Damiano 97-266, Madison Ustupski 203-586, Sydney Ireton 157-429, Haley

Testa 93-192.

Fox Hills Seniors: Robert Forte 242-563, Lepgham Chin 229-533, Bill Verderber 208-587,

Steven Friedman 208, Bernadette Memolo 176-451, Lorraine Dacko 160-442, Marilyn

Forte 143.

Monday 12x12: Brian Theriault 220, Joseph Steward 594, Heriberto Matias 211, Mark

Bradley 203, Keri May 226-609, Jacqueline Theriault 193-549, Kathy Bradley 177-493

SOUTH LEVITTOWN LANES Monday Seniors: Michael Sala 286-602, Richie Coyer 236-212-636, Pete

Thomasefsky 231-213-642, Bob Haskin 218-215, Joe Marsiello 202, Richard

Mennona 201.

Monday LIA: Lou Collazzo 288, Ed Werbeck 249, Mike Sojano 246, Joey Orlando

245, Steve Lassman 244, George Schnepp 244, DJ Trenn 242, April Fucci 226-215,

Joanne Perry 215, Angie Collazzo 211, Heather Mitchell 203, Patty Werbeck 202.

Tuesday Early Birds: Freda Amon 234-214-629, Pat Curatolo 213, Theresa Rogers

200.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Danny Gormley 242, Matt Hammond 238, Jack Simone 236,

Mike Gregorio 236-257-704, Rich O’Neill 247, Vinny Leone 237, Joe McLaughlin

237.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Richie Coyer 225-205, Pete Thomasefsky 215-

214, Gene Gould 214, John Zalewski 209, Richard Mennona 205, Charlie Stumpf 204,

John Ray 200, Nancy Ellis 209.

Wednesday Swingtime Seniors: Cappy Caporusso 234-626, Marylou Hopp 201.

Wednesday Early Birds: Patty Carson 226, Addys Reilly 223, Mary Davis 215.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Jack Murphy 261, Paul DeVito 258, Al Gillis 248, Lou

Daguanno 247-671.

Thursday Hits and Misses: Ralph Yandoli 256, Brian Beale 246-700.

Thursday Charles McShane: Scott Piotrowski 280, Dom Mauro 279, Jim Doyle 278,

Lee Kruger 265, Ed Snevily 265-256-709, Pete Cornell 261, Brian Werbeck 259-740,

Mike Landini 259-723, Dan Thompson 258, Chris Vogel 257, Donald Socci 256-703,

Jas Santoro 703, Tom Gallagher 702.

Thursday Night Foursome: Vinny Sanquini 286, Ken Wojdylo 279, John

Maglione 279-736, Doc Grannas 268, Joe Valdina 265, Steve Terech 264, Joe

Ervolino 264,745, Fabrizio Cerutti 257-713, Dan Thompson 257, John Siano 717.

Thursday Charles McShane: Jas Santoro 289-744, Sean Thomson 289-713, Mike

Willis 288, Lee Kruger 279-756, Bryan Beech 278-275-756, Brian Piotrowski 268,

Lee Kruger 267, Phil Wakefield 717, Kelly Sullivan 237.

Sunday AM Trios: Jeff Scarola 279-269-773, Ed Stadtlander 278-758, Jim Risi

269, Gary Medina 269, Luciano Gaglione 255, Justin Kampf 254, Lukas Zito 708.

Monday Seniors: Richie Coyer 221, Ray Wilson 215, Bob Haskin 200.

Monday Charlie Cap Classic: Robert Gotterbarn Jr. 280-750, Jason Kubat 279-

803, Robert Grammarosso 279-814, Ronald J. Broege 278, John Vilardi 274-766,

Mike Sodano 274, James DeGennaro 269, Shawn Green 269, Steve Kolodny 268,

John Cummings Jr. 759, Jim Lizzo 753, Joseph Acerra 753, Patti Cacioppo 268,

Nadine Williams-Clory 255, Vonetta Joliffe 244.

Monday LIA: Taylor Groene 280-707, Steve Koopmann 257, Ed Werbeck 255,

Lou Collazzo 255, Kenny Daughn 246, April Fucci 248-246-702, Joanne Perry

232-215, Heather Mitchell 214.

Tuesday BK Sweeneys: Ron Hastings 255, Rich O’Neill 245, Vito Rampell 244,

John Gannon 235, Dawn Hastings 209.

Wednesday Hicksville Elks: Jim Hope 226, Janet Tasker 203.

Wednesday Young at Heart Seniors: Richard Mennona 215, Pete Thomasefsky

206, John Eastwood 206, Ray Wilson 202.

Thursday Hits and Misses: Ralph Yandoli 248-661, Joe Dolezal 240-245, Jim

Fenimore 238, Irv Freed 268, Larry Ferriso 248, Brian Beale 244, June Iacono 201.

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8 SPORTS REPORTER July 9 - 15, 2014

Pete Tirado 781HOPELAWN, NJ – Pete Tirado topped the

scoring in the Middlesex County Classic

League firing games of 276-237-268 for a

high series of 781.

John Kertesz shot 239-267-242-748, Ken

Horvath 265-266-730, Frank Marchisello

265-236-216-717, Richard Funk III 228-

238-247-713, Kelly Daunno 227-279-710,

and Tom Martino, Jr. 257-215-236-708.

Joe Lampariello 741HOPELAWN, NJ – Joe Lampariello led the

Raritan Bay Men’s League firing games of

278-257-206 for a high series of 741.

Dave Eisenberg shot 244-247-236-727,

Ted Lapka 258-247-222-727, Rick

Choinacki 229-255-225-709, Dave Bishop

215-267-223-705, Ken Horvath 246-209-

247-702, and Rocco Fortunato 227-224-

247-698.

Jeff Scire 739HOPELAWN, NJ – Jeff Scire led the scor-

ing in the Madison Park Men’s League fir-

ing games of 215-245-279 for a high series

of 739.

Joe Lampariello rolled 279-227-227-733,

Anthony Martino 225-211-279-715, Joey

Weisenstein 264-214-234-712, Travis Tilley

225-247-222-694, and Lisa Pallazzola 267-

233-693.

Don Anione 722HOPELAWN, NJ- Don Anione led the scor-

ing in the His & Hers League firing games

of 218-225-279 for a high series of 722.

Michael Holoka shot 224-207-219-650,

Kevin Bitler 252-237-636, Mike Porcellana

235, and Tom Poulos 210.

Gary McGinness 721HOPELAWN, NJ – Gary McGinness led

the scoring in the Friday Nite Mixed League

firing games of 237-237-247 for a high

series of 721.

Kevin Eccleston shot 213-255-647, Dan

Krakowski 256-638, Richard Funk III 242-

203-632, and Mark Wiget 233-210-625.

Bobby Parillo, Jr. 699HOPELAWN, NJ – Bobby Parillo, Jr.

topped the scoring in the Academy Madness

League firing games of 219-235-245 for a

high series of 699.

Dan DeBenedetto shot 215-230-633,

Frank Viverito 247-626, and Mike Stenger

242-622.

Bob Divila 675HOPELAWN, NJ – Bob Davila led the

scoring in the Thursday Nite Mixed League

firing games of 234-214-227 for a high

series of 675.

Kurt Moszkowski hit 266-234-674,

Andrew Smith 212-244-215-671, Rollin E.

Ball 221-234-208-663, and Scott Akalewicz

216-232-642.

Michelle Bunzel 661HOPELAWN, NJ – Michelle Bunzel

topped the scoring in the Merck League fir-

ing games of 255-224 for a high series of

661.

Tom Vickery hit 221-210-606, Pete Saflan

248, Aaron Smith 233, and Anthony Scutari

206.

In the Winter Senior Citizens League

Rich Rowley rolled 204-232-629, Jerry

Petti 188, Mary Doslik 168, and Wayne

Michel 166.

Chuck Mantione 656HOPELAWN, NJ – Chuck Mantione led

the scoring in the Federal Business Centers

League firing games of 272-197 for a high

series of 656.

Dave Ryden shot 209-201, and Tony

Kacmarsky 175.

In the Thursday Mixed Nuts League K.C.

Cabonilas posted a 610 set on games of 220

and 223, Jeany Kubinak hit 225, Kevin

Kennelly 233, and Bill Aker, Jr. 212.

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Thursday Doubles: Glenn Griffiths 278, Manny Gonzalez 278, Josh Naso 277.

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OCEAN LANES JUNIORSMatt Russo 279LAKEWOOD, NJ – Matt Russo led the all competition bowling in the Friday Nite Teen

League posting eleven strikes and finishing with the session high game of 279.

Joe Starace and Shawn Kollmer each posted a 213 game followed by Amanda Nardiello

with 211, Brett Strycharz 206, and Jamie Kelly rolling a 202.

John Boughton 244LAKEWOOD, NJ – John Boughton earned high game honors in the Friday Nite Teen

League when he bowled a 244 game. Joe Starace rolled a 234 followed by Robbie

Guzman 232, Amanda Nardiello 222, Lauren Hoffman 221, Karsyn Lukosius 213, and

Tori Boughton 205.